Sentence examples for aiming at curtailing from inspiring English sources

He obtained recognition of Poland's eastern frontiers from the UK, France and the United States during the Conference of Ambassadors on 15 March 1923 He aided Treasury Minister Władysław Grabski's reforms aiming at curtailing inflation and reforming the currency, and supported ethnic minorities.

Recently, new agents targeting chemoattractant GPCRs have been developed and are being tested in the clinic, such as a humanized anti-CCR4 monoclonal antibody, mogamulizumab KW-07611), atming at curtailing cutaneous T cell lymphoma [ 510].

Philip Morris (unsuccessfully) sought to overturn Australian legislation aimed at curtailing smoking.

The previous day, a widely discussed law aimed at curtailing corruption took effect in South Korea.

The commission's new measures are aimed at curtailing so-called speculative traders.

At its core, however, the movement was aimed at curtailing the growth of the power of the cities.

The federal government recently pushed through an amendment to the copyright bill aimed at curtailing illegal downloads.

Many of their proposals aimed at curtailing the power of the courts would require the document to be amended.

The court further undermined itself last week when it struck down the clause of the new election law that was aimed at curtailing political dynasties.

By most accounts, Ms. Rice sided with Mr. Powell against administration hawks in pressing for multilateral negotiations aimed at curtailing nuclear programs in North Korea and Iran.

JERUSALEM — A committee of Israeli cabinet ministers voted Sunday to back two bills aimed at curtailing the support of left-wing nonprofit groups from foreign governments.